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<\/p>\nAmericans in rainy Lausanne (August 19-20, 2025)<\/p>\n
Many Americans are focused on their final training for Tokyo. Some athletes are competing as they like to race into shape and others did not make the Tokyo Worlds, or trying a last shot at Tokyo. Special inspiration from Stuart Weir, RBR Europe senior writer, who does this report for British athletes on all meets.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 100 meters<\/p>\n
Oblique Seville, JAM ran 9.87 in rain worthy of Noah\u2019s biblical stories. Noah Lyles, US, with a poor start, ran 10.02 for second.
Brandon Hicklin, USA, was sixth in 10.20, and Courtney Lindsey, USA, was seventh in 10.27.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 800 meters<\/p>\n
If this is not the Josh Hoey revenge tour (first used by Jonathan Gault of LETSRUN), then it should be. Josh took on the Olympic champion and crushed him in a rain swept 1:42.82. Wanyonyi in 1;43.29. Bryce Hoppel, Paris numero 4, US record holder, was eighth in 1:48.18.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 5,000m<\/p>\n
Isaac Kimeli, KEN, got by Grant Fisher, US, 13:07.67 to 13:08.51! Grant is racing into WC shape. Eduardo Herrara, MEX, and DarkSky Distance, ran a fine 13:09.50! Graham Blanks, US, was 8th in 13:12.94, and was not happy with his last lap.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 110m hurdles<\/p>\n
On the Cordell Tinch tour, Cordell ran 12.98 in absolute shit conditions. Jamal Brit ran 13.13 in second and Trey Cunningham, coming off his surprise 4th at US Champs was third in 13.19. Dylan Beard was seventh in 13.30. Conditions were abysmal.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s 400m hurdles<\/p>\n
Ezekiel Nathanial, fresh off his Nigerian NR, ran 48.08 for the win, with Trevor Bassitt running the race of 2025 for himself, in 48.14.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s pole vault (in the city)<\/p>\n
Emmanouil Karalis, GRE, cleared 6.02 meters, another six meter clearance. Sam Kendricks was sixth in 5.72m, and told media he needs some final tuning for Tokyo. Austin Miller, the always smiling US champion, was seventh in 5.62m. Not the height he wanted, but Austin is booking this as an experience.<\/p>\n
Men\u2019s shot put<\/p>\n
On the real Joe Kovacs Revenge Tour, Joe won in 22.04m. Leonardo Fabbri, ITA was second in 21.77m. Adrian Piperi, US was third in 21.49m. Our fave kiwi, Tom Walsh, was fourth in 21.47m. Roger Steen, US was fifth in 21.28 and US champ, Payton Otterdahl was sixth in 21.24m.<\/p>\n
Women<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s 200 meters<\/p>\n
Brittany Brown won the 200m in 22.23 in Lausanne\u2019s rainy weather. McKenzie Long was sixth in 22.69. Brittany took on a serious field. Well done!<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s 400 meters<\/p>\n
Isabella Whittaker, USA, was third in 50.63 in the 400m won by European silver indoor medalist Henriette Jaeger, in 50.09. Alexis Holmes, US was fourth in 50.73. Britton Wilson, US was seventh in 51.69.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s 800 meters<\/p>\n
Keely Hodgkinson runs 1:55.69 for the 800m, in only her second race in three hundred and eight days. Addy Wiley, US, was ninth in 1:59.64.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s 100m hurdles<\/p>\n
Nadine Visser, fresh off her 12.28 NR, ran 12.45 in the rain to take down Masai Russell. Masai Russell, the IT woman in the sprint hurdles, ran 12.53, with European star Ditaji Kambundji, SUI, in third in 12.54. Alaysha Johnson, USA, ran in sixth in 12.94.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s steeplechase<\/p>\n
You heard it here, Doris Lemngole, KEN, was the winner in a rain swept 9:16.36, the slowest DL steeple since 2017! Doris ran safely. Oliva Markezich, Golden Domer and On athlete, fresh off her fifth in steeple at US Champs was third here in 9:20.73. Courtney Wayment, US, was fifth in 9:26.89. Valeria Constien did not finish.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s high jump<\/p>\n
In dangerous conditions, no one tried over 1.91m. The rainy jump was won by Nicola Olyslagers. Yaroslava Mahuchikh stopped after two attempts, focusing on the future and avoiding injuries.<\/p>\n
Women\u2019s pole vault<\/p>\n
Rain was the winner here. Lea Bachmann, SUI, was winner in 4.35m. Gabriela Leon, US was sixth in 4.20m.<\/p>\n
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Larry Eder has had a 52-year involvement in the sport of athletics. Larry has experienced the sport as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now, journalist and blogger. His first article, on Don Bowden, America’s first sub-4 minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from American Athletics to the U.S. version of Spikes magazine. He currently manages the content and marketing development of the RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. Of RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: “I have to admit, I love traveling to far away meets, writing about the sport I love, and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most of anything I have ever done, except, maybe running itself.” Also does some updates for BBC Sports at key events, which he truly enjoys. <\/p>\n
Theme song: Greg Allman, ” I’m no Angel.”<\/p>\n
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